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PsycHo_DraGoN69 · 11-17-2009, 12:23 PM

@ underscore: i've tried using driver sweeper to remove it and i can't. i've read on the intertubes that removing all the files will make your computer unbootable because the screen will no longer work and it'll be a black screen with a mouse at boot. even in start. there are like 7 nvlddmkm.sys files associated with it, i'm guessing the newest driver installs like 7 older files along with it. [edit] but i DID try to delete or rename the files and i get an error not allowing me to do so, even with UAC turned off

@ dragonone: amd athlon x64 +5200 (old i know. upgrading to i7 in december); W7 x64, GTX 260, 2gb of OCZ DDR2 ram, 700w psu & m2a-vm mother board. Most people get the bsod attributed to the nvlddmkm.sys file during video playback or while gaming. i get mine during boot up and only if i put in 2x2gb ram

11-17-2009, 12:23 PM	#13
PsycHo_DraGoN69 Wunder? Wonder?? Wander??? Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Burnaby Posts: 205 Thanked 13 Times in 12 Posts Failed 0 Times in 0 Posts	@ underscore: i've tried using driver sweeper to remove it and i can't. i've read on the intertubes that removing all the files will make your computer unbootable because the screen will no longer work and it'll be a black screen with a mouse at boot. even in start. there are like 7 nvlddmkm.sys files associated with it, i'm guessing the newest driver installs like 7 older files along with it. [edit] but i DID try to delete or rename the files and i get an error not allowing me to do so, even with UAC turned off @ dragonone: amd athlon x64 +5200 (old i know. upgrading to i7 in december); W7 x64, GTX 260, 2gb of OCZ DDR2 ram, 700w psu & m2a-vm mother board. Most people get the bsod attributed to the nvlddmkm.sys file during video playback or while gaming. i get mine during boot up and only if i put in 2x2gb ram __________________ My Feedback Last edited by PsycHo_DraGoN69; 11-17-2009 at 12:30 PM.